St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-09
MINNEAPOLIS PROVISION COMPANY!
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber of Commerce.

T here was continuation of the active de
m and from shippers, but local miIlers were
scarcely doing anything. Prices were shade
easier ON off grades, but No. hard held UP
remarkably well. Shippers were taking the
grain for elevators to the eastward more than
for outside mills. Following are the closing
quotations. No. l hard, in store, November
zoe; December, 71c; January. 71s4c; May,
nc, on track, 71c; No. l Northern, ia store,
November, 66Ac; December. 61l2c; Janu
airy. 6SAc; May, 7384c; on track, 67A@67l2c;
No. 2 Northern, in store, November, 634c
December, 6412c; January, 65Ae; May,
1Ol2e; on track, 64@65c. -.
Sales included: car No. hard, 704c;
Gears No 1 hard, f. o. b.. 73c; % cars No. l
hard 71c; 10 cars No. L Northern, 69c; is
cars No l Northern, 6SI2c; l car No. l
Northern, delivered, 6S.2c: 8 ears No l
Northern, Csc; % ears No l Northern,67 S4c;
Northern, delivered, CSC; IA cars No. 1
Northern, 67I2c 4 cars No Northern, de-
livered, 67l2c; 2 cars No. Northern, 69l2c;
car No. L Northern, zoe; I car No.
Northern O. t. 64e' a5a car No No. NJ
2 Northern, with transit o. t., 64c;
car No Northern, Csc: 8 cars NO.
Northern with transit delivered, Soc; cars
No Northern, 6ic; car No. 2 5Nerthern,
6512c; 8 cars No. 2 Northern. 66c; 3 cars
No 2 Northern, 64c: l car No. s. Csc; 2
cars No 3. G4c; cars no grade, Coo: car
no grade, Gle; ! car no grade, soc; 2 cars
sample with transit, 6934e; car rejected,
63c; l car rejected, f. o. b., SOC; Il car
feed, SIS; 1 car new corn, o. t., 3Se; L car
No. oats, o. t., 24c: L car No. 8 oats. f. O..
b., 24l2c; car hay, 50; l car hay, 1925.
Flour-The Market Record says, Business
remains quiet and prices in a general way
are steady. 1t is conceded that the market is
dull, but it is so relatively only as compared
with the great activity that had prevailed ex-
cepting during the last two weeks or so.
Wheat in the northwest is moving heavily.
The large volume in motion has a, tendency
to create the impression that this whole re-
gion Is knee deep in wheat. The fact is, the
experience of the last few years has discour-
aged holding in the farm granares and it is
marketed more freely than ever before. The
end of the wheat will come before the end
higher prices of flour. With all this in view
milers are moving with great confidence in
the long future.
Patents sacks to local dealers, 81. 1904 25;
patents to ship, sacks, car lots, s4@4. Is; in
barrels, ST. 25@435 delivered at New Eng
land points, 81 9O@5. 10; New York points,
$4.S5@5; delivered at Philadelphia and Bal
timore, S4.S0@4.95; bakers, S3.4003 So ::
superfine, Sl.s5@2.5O: Red Dog, sack,
s1.45@l.55; Red Dog; barrels, 81 ;60@l 80;
rye -four, pure. cwt.. S1.15; buckwheat flour,
barrel, S5.5O@6.
Bran and ShOrts-The market was very firm
to-day, with good demand at $40. 5O@11.25
for bran and S11 .5O@12. so for shorts.
Corn-Prices steady at 38@39I2c for sam
piles o. t. and f. o. b.; inside for new and out
side for choice old.
Oats-Are in good request and prices firm
at 23@24c for No. and rejected, 24120 25I2c
for No. 2, 25l2@26l2c for white.
Barley-Is selling very well when plump
and sound, with less fault found with stained
lots than recently. Good sound plump lots
selling al 50@6Oc, with poorer going along
down to 35c.
Flax Seed-Sales at S1.11l2 Chicago.
S1.17l2
Feed-The feed market is in good condition
and the demand is growing. Sales at SIS for
No o. t. and at SIS. so f. O. b.
Hay-Gond wild was going we'll at So and
choice at 50 5011O. Medium to fair quality
wild sold at S75O0S.5O. Timothy nominal
at about S203 more than wild.